God→Concept
GOD is the source of the Absolute, which is essential to being and reason
Absolute
In the context of both tarot symbolism and philosophical discourse, the entity "ABSOLUTE" carries significant weight. The term is utilized both in the mystical context of tarot, particularly associated with the concept of the Great Work as discussed by Dr. Papus, and in philosophical discussions by prominent figures such as Kant and Schelling. From a philosophical standpoint, the Absolute represents ultimate reality, the highest principle, and the unerring rule of reason that governs existence. This concept is integral to understanding metaphysical structures and is linked to the ultimate truth.
In Tarot, "ABSOLUTE" is also depicted through the Major Arcana, specifically in the context of The Magus, where it symbolizes the ultimate truth or the realization of the Great Work. This tarot interpretation suggests an ultimate reality that is free from error and is the result of a deep understanding or enlightenment. The absolute is further described as the third side of the absolute triangle, a concept that integrates the soul and nature, magnified by the soul’s understanding and insight, thereby reinforcing its role as a foundational element in both philosophical and esoteric knowledge systems.
This dual interpretation of "ABSOLUTE" encompasses both the metaphysical and mystical understandings, emphasizing its significance in articulating profound truths and realizing ultimate reality.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Johann Gottfried Von SchellingPerson
Schelling’s philosophy focused on the Absolute as the ultimate reality
HebraeansLineage
The Philosophical Stone relates to the Hebrews, who were equipped with its wisdom, making their lineage connected to the Absolute
Philosophy→Concept
Philosophy seeks to understand the absolute through the lens of truth and knowledge, with both philosophy and the absolute seen as foundational for understanding.
Deity→Substance
Hegel's conception of the Absolute as a creative deity
OppositesConcept
In Hegel, opposites are stages in the unfolding of the Absolute
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Absolute & God
GOD is the source of the Absolute, which is essential to being and reason
II. God & Alchemy
The transformations in alchemy are seen as divine actions, manifesting God's essence through growth and expansion.
I. Absolute & God
GOD is the source of the Absolute, which is essential to being and reason
II. God & Mysteries
Mysteries offer a path to understanding and embracing the true nature of God, which guides the soul.
I. Absolute & God
GOD is the source of the Absolute, which is essential to being and reason
II. God & Spirit
God represents the ultimate goal and source of divine powers.
I. Absolute & God
GOD is the source of the Absolute, which is essential to being and reason
II. God & Fire
(GOD created fire from the letter Shin as per Chapter 10)
I. Absolute & Philosophy
Philosophy seeks to understand the absolute through the lens of truth and knowledge, with both philosophy and the absolute seen as foundational for understanding.
II. Philosophy & Truth
Philosophy seeks to uncover and live by the truth, making truth central to its practice and understanding.
I. Absolute & Philosophy
Philosophy seeks to understand the absolute through the lens of truth and knowledge, with both philosophy and the absolute seen as foundational for understanding.
II. Philosophy & Astrology
ASTROLOGY and PHILOSOPHY both examine metaphysical and existential inquiries. Astrology specifically centers on the perceived influence of celestial events, such as stars, planets, and the Moon, on human affairs and destiny. This exploration of cosmic patterns and their effects on individual lives is a core aspect of Astrology. On the other hand, Philosophy plays a role in interpreting and providing a deeper understanding of these celestial phenomena, often through systematic reflection, critical analysis, and the application of reasoning to broader questions of existence, knowledge, values, and reality. Both disciplines share an interest in delving beyond the physical world to explore profound and often abstract concepts, making them complementary yet distinct fields of study.
I. Absolute & Philosophy
Philosophy seeks to understand the absolute through the lens of truth and knowledge, with both philosophy and the absolute seen as foundational for understanding.
II. Philosophy & All
Philosophy avoids examining the unknowable, focusing on the thinkable and knowable aspects of reality.
I. Absolute & Philosophy
Philosophy seeks to understand the absolute through the lens of truth and knowledge, with both philosophy and the absolute seen as foundational for understanding.
II. Philosophy & Hermes
Philosophy, as described, follows the dogma of Hermes, making Hermes central to the philosophy of the adepts.
I. Absolute & Philosophy
Philosophy seeks to understand the absolute through the lens of truth and knowledge, with both philosophy and the absolute seen as foundational for understanding.
II. Philosophy & Astral Light
The Astral Light, as a substance, serves as the basis for philosophical contemplation and reflection, integral to understanding divination
I. Absolute & Philosophy
Philosophy seeks to understand the absolute through the lens of truth and knowledge, with both philosophy and the absolute seen as foundational for understanding.
II. Philosophy & Firuzabad
Philosophy involves understanding geopolitical contexts, as evident from the reference to Firuzabad and hostage relations.